- 25.03.2020
(PHOTO) Infosessions for students in Vulcaneshti and Chishmichioi lyceums
At the “Luceafărul” Lyceum in Vulcaneshti on March 3 and at the Chishmichioi Lyceum on March 10, students learned about youth exchanges and mobility programs organized by ERASMUS + program. The infosession was held by the representatives of the European Center “Pro-Europa” in Comrat, Marina Tumba and Valentina Caledji.
Students were provided with information on how to participate in the student exchange program ERASMUS +. Attention was focused on the fact that the goal of the program is to accumulate experience of studying abroad and application of this experience in their own country.
Using the stories of three students from Gagauzia as an example, it was told how to apply, what help ERASMUS + provides and what conditions students need to fulfill the application.
In conclusion, the students received practical advice in printed form on writing a CV and a motivation letter, as these are the main documents that are necessary to participate in exchange program.
In addition, lyceum was awarded with certificates of participation in the course of information sessions.
Earlier, a similar event took place in the Congaz Lyceum named after T. Zanet and in Comrat College.
The informational session was held as part of the project “Active Participation of Young People in the Social Life “You-Movement”, which is being implemented by the European Center “Pro-Europa” in Comrat with the support of the East Europe Foundation from the funds provided by Sweden.
INFOSESSION IN VULCANESHTI
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